Sunshine RV Services
RV repair shop in Whitewater, Wisconsin, handling safety inspections, propane systems, and pre-purchase checks.
A torn awning is one of those repairs that starts small and gets expensive fast if you ignore it. In Whitewater there is one shop that handles awning work, Sunshine RV Services, and it also does RV fridge repair. Another 11 shops and mobile techs sit within reach in the surrounding area. Call before you drive over, since awning fabric and hardware are not always on the shelf.
RV repair shop in Whitewater, Wisconsin, handling safety inspections, propane systems, and pre-purchase checks.
Within a short drive of Whitewater. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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The local count is thin: one shop in Whitewater lists awning repair, Sunshine RV Services, which also takes on RV refrigerators. That mix matters if your trip involves a dead fridge and a shredded awning, because you can get both looked at in one stop instead of two. With no reviews posted yet, ask what kind of awning work they do before you commit: full replacement, fabric only, or just the arms and hardware. If your awning is a brand the shop does not carry, ask whether they can order it. A retracted awning strapped shut usually travels fine, so the drive is not the problem. Getting the right part is.
Awning repair splits into two jobs. Replacing fabric or a bent arm is bench and ladder work that a shop does well indoors, out of the wind. A small tear or a loose mounting bracket can often be handled where the RV sits. The catch is that Whitewater shows no mobile techs in this count, so a house call likely means calling someone from a nearby town. Ask on the phone which kind of job yours is. A roller tube that will not retract is a different call from a pinhole in the fabric, and the answer changes who you should ring. Mobile work also costs a trip charge, so weigh that against towing or driving in.
Awning fabric gets ordered by size and color, and the shop cannot finish until it lands. Ask whether the material is in stock and how long a special order takes before you leave the RV. Spring is when everyone remembers their awning, so book early rather than the week before a trip. Warranty coverage is worth a question too. None of the shops here are listed as doing warranty work, so if your awning is still covered, call the manufacturer first and get pre-approval before anyone touches it. Otherwise you may pay out of pocket and chase reimbursement later, which rarely goes smoothly.
One shop in Whitewater lists awning repair: Sunshine RV Services, which also handles RV refrigerator work. Another 11 shops and mobile techs are within reach in the surrounding area, so options open up if the local shop is booked.
The count shows no mobile techs based in Whitewater. For a house call you would likely need to bring in someone from a nearby town, which may add a trip charge. Ask about that fee when you call.
Yes. Awning fabric and hardware are ordered by size and are not always on the shelf. Ask whether the part is in stock and how long an order takes, so you are not leaving the RV for days waiting on a delivery.
None of the shops here are listed as doing warranty work. If your awning is still under coverage, call the manufacturer first and get pre-approval before any repair starts, then confirm the shop will work with that approval.